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Wednesdays September 8, 1948

FEDERAI REGfSTER

5207

ippines established under section 202 c of the act amounted to 13,795,912 pounds of sugar and that the Dominican Repub lic and the Republics of Haiti, Mexico, Peru and El Salvador had filled their prorations of such quota by September I, 1948.
h Allotment of unfilled prorations of quota for foreign countries other than Cuba and the RepubRe of the Philippines.
An amount of sugar equal to the unfilled prorations to foreign countries deter mined in paragraph g of this section ishereby prorated, pursuant to subsec tions b and d of section 254 of the act as follows:

which have filled their quotas by such ing months of 1948. Therefore, in order date. Section 204 c> of the act provides to assure the filling of quotas so as to have that the quota for any domestic area, available sufficient sugar to meet the re the Republic of the Philippines, Cuba, or quirements of consumers in the conti other foreign countries as, established nental United States, aDotments of the under the provisions of section 202 shall Philippine deficit to foreign countries are not be reduced by reason of any such herein revised. Section 204 d gives determination of a deficit.
the Secretary of Agriculture authority to The Dominican Republic, the Repub allot the Philippine deficit among foreign lics of Haiti, Mexico, Peru, and El Sal countries on such basis as he shalT deter vador are the only foreign countries thAt m ine The Philippine deficit previously have filled their proration of the basic prorated to Mexico has not been quota for foreign countries other than changed. The unfilled balances of the Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines, Philippine deficit of all other foreign established pursuant to. section 202 c countries other than Cuba and the Re of the act, as of September 1, 1948. public of the Philippines have been pro Additional Therefore, pursuant to section 204 b rated to the Dominican Republic, Haiti, allotments in and section 204 d of the act, the un and Peru on the basis of the prorations C o u n try :
pounds, raw value filled portions of the prorations for all now in effect, with the exception that Dominican Republic_________ 2,387,668
other foreign countries have been pro 4,O0Q;OQ0 pounds have been held in an 329,986
Haiti, Republic of--------1_____
rated to the five foreign countries men unallotted reserve for future contingen M exico____________________ 2,159, 731
P e r ------ -------------------------- 3, 979, 435
tioned above on the basis of the prora cies.
Salvador __________________ 2, 939,092
tion now in effect with the exception of Although the unfilled portions of the 2,000,000 pounds of sugar held in an un prorations which each country received
11, 795,912
allotted reserve for future contingencies. pursuant to section 202 c of the act Unallotted reserve________ 2,000,000
The Dominican Republic and the Re have been prorated to those countries publics of Haiti and Peru are the only that had filled their prorations as of 13, 795,912
foreign countries that have substantially September 1, 1948, the existing prora 3. Section 821.5 b is changed to read: filled their prorations of the Philippine tions for such countries in effect on that date are not reduced by reason of a defi 821.6 Proration of quota for foreign deficit as of September 1, 1948, and, ac cording to trade sources, are the only cit having been determined.
countries other than Cuba and the Reforeign countries that appear likely to public of the Philippines.
After giving effect to the changes set forth in General Sugar Quota Regula b Additional prorations. An amount fill the additional proratieuas set forth in of sugar equal to that part of the deficit these regulations before the end of the tions, Series 10, No. f, and Amendments prorated to foreign countries other than calendar year. Advice from trade 1 to 0 thereto, the current sugar quotas Cuba and the Republic at the Philippines sources also indicates that the Republic in terms of short tons, raw value, for for under paragraph d of 821.5 is hereby of Mexico expects to fill all or a major eign countries other than Cuba and the portion of its current unfilled balance of Republic of the Philippines are as fol prorated, pursuant to subsections a and d of section 204 of the act, as the Philippine deficit during the remain lows:
follows;
R eallotment or Basic P robations and Pmr.imwE Dm ewr to F oreign C ountries Other T han Cuba and Country:

Additional allotments in pounds>raw value
the
Adjusted Basic pro 1 Adjusted allotm ent of ration, Sept. 1 basic pro- : Philippin ration,.
Sept.
1,1948
deficit Sept.
1,1948 2
1,1948

Dominican Republic_________ 20,989,653
Haiti, Republic of____________ 2, 538,744
M ex ic o ____________________ - 8,135,066
P e r a _. - -____________ 34,982,667

Salvador
___________ _____

P hilippines Sept. 1, 19481

T o tal ad justed:
prOTatioii, Sept. 1,1948

3,553, 870

Subtotal_______________ 70,200,000
Unallotted. Reserve______ ___ 4,000,000
74, 209,000

Belgium__ - _________ _
Canada._______________
China and Hong Kong___
Czechoslovakia
Dominican Repubhe.____
Dutch Ehst Indies______
Guatemala.__________
Haiti, Republic of_____ _
Honduras.______________
Mexico-._____ _____
Netherlands.____________
Nicaragua____ _________
PeruL.__.l_______________
Salvador___ _____ ____
United. Kingdom________
Venezuela______________
Other countries________ _

312,661
599,399
396,081
27% 722.
7,084,33
224,566
355,787
979,087
3,648,62
6,408,034
231,451
10,858, 48
11,807,192
8,720, 43
372,535
308087
45,603

0
0 0
a 9,472,004
0 0
1,309,073
0 8,567, 765
a 4,245, 000
15 786,627
11,659, 531
0 0.
0

Q
0 0
0 20,989,663
0 0
2,538,744
0 8,13% 056
0 0
34,982; 667
13,553,870
0 0
0

0
0 0
0 30,461, 667
0 0
3,847,817
0 16,702,821
0 4,245,000
3% 76% 294
15,213, Ml 0
0 0

Statement of bases and considerations.
As of September 1, 1948, the quota for foreign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines, estab lished pursuant to section. 202 c of the act, equaled 53,040,000 pounds of sugar, raw value. On the same date the share , of the 1948 Philippine deficit accruing Sub total_________
52,540,00O1 51,04% 00
70,200,000
121, 240,000
to foreign countries other than Cuba and .Unallotted reserve_______
50% 000
2,000,000
6, 000,000
06
the Republic of the Philippines, pursu Total______ ______
53,040,000
53,040, eoo 74,200,000
W , 24% 000
ant to section 204 a of the act, equaled 74,200,000 pounds of sugar, raw value.
1 Based en charges against quota through Sept. 1,1948.
Section 204 b of the act provides of section 20.4 c of the act each individual country retains its basic proration of the quota even though that if, on the first day of September in it 2mBayy reason n o t have filled such proratio b y Sept. I.
any calendar year, any part or all of the Done at Washington, D. C., this 1st day proration to any foreign country of the P art 821 S ugar Q uotas quota for foreign countries other than of September 1948.
DECISION OF TH E SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines Witness my hand and the seal of the ON THE ALLOTMENT OF TH E 1 9 4 8 SUGAR
established under the provisions of sec Department of Agriculture.
QUOTAS FOR PUERTO RICO
tion 202 c> has not been filled, the Sec seal Charles F. B rannan, retary may revise the proration of such Basis and purpose. Section 205 a of Secretary of Agriculture.
quota among such foreign countries by the Sugar Act of 1948 hereinafter called allotting an amount of sugar equal to the the act requires the Secretary of Ag F. R. Doc. 48-8036; Filed, Sept. 7, 1948;
8:43 a. m.
unfilled proration to those countries riculture to allot a quota whenever he